amanico
[JLC Moderator]
400377
A brand new Jaeger Lecoultre: Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Celeste.
The Hybris Artistica Master Grande Tradition Celestial Tourbillon from 2014:
A watch I reviewed here:
With this new Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Celeste, you have a slightly bigger case ( 43 mm versus 42 mm ), the new MGT case adopted by the Gyrotourbillon 5 and the MGT Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar, and a revisited dial, more sober, but with a twist...
The new MGT Case:
The cleaner dial:
With this special detail, the constellations are luminous! Which is a pretty good thing for a celestial watch.
In the darkness:
This is watch you'll see in the day... And in the night:
The movement is the same than the one of the MGT Celestial Tourbillon from the Hybris Artistica Collection, the Cal 946, which is manual winding, with a power reserve of 45 hours.
This is watch you'll see in the day... And in the night:
The movement is the same than the one of the MGT Celestial Tourbillon from the Hybris Artistica Collection, the Cal 946, which is manual winding, with a power reserve of 45 hours.
I will make the same comment than for the Hybris Artistica version, I am happy to see a manual winding movement, but I would have preferred to see more of this movement, rather than these big plates.
Made in white gold, it is a limited edition of 28 pieces.
The complications are the followings: An orbital flying tourbillon depicting the sidereal time, which means that it will make a full revolution around the dial in 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4 seconds, a Zodiacal Calendar, the months, a sky chart of the northern hemisphere, and the 24 hours indication.
I will come back to this watch in a deeper way, once I can see it in the reality.
Best,
Nicolas
Complications
Amanico reviews the 2015 JLC Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Cylindrique QP Blue. Explore its design, complications, and collector opinions.
25 replies8668 views
Manufacture
Discover Jaeger-LeCoultre's 'Proto Zero' watches: reconditioned prototypes sold for charity. Explore rare Duomètre, Master Grande Tradition, and Reverso models.
34 replies10031 views
New Release
First look at the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Calendar with a stunning meteorite dial, a pre-SIHH 2015 release. Discover its design and collector reactions.
41 replies14587 views
Review
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Tourbillon Enamel from SIHH 2019, featuring a stunning guilloché blue enamel dial and integrated date complication.
2 replies1863 views
Collection
Explore amanico's top Jaeger-LeCoultre watches from the last 6 years, featuring the Geophysic Universal Time, Reverso Tribute Duo, and Polaris models.
29 replies5009 views
Collection
Explore Rhyzen's journey with Jaeger-LeCoultre, from the Reverso to the Master Ultra Thin Moon, culminating in the Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Cylindrique à Quantième Perpetuel Jubilee. A collector's tale of finding the perfect JLC.
13 replies3719 views
Reference Guide
Explore amanico's in-depth review of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Celeste, comparing it to earlier Hybris Artistica models. Discover its Caliber 946 movement, celestial dial, and case evolution.
15 replies3175 views
Complications
Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Cylindrique QP Jubilé (Caliber 985) from SIHH 2013. Discover its flying tourbillon, cylindrical balance spring, and perpetual calendar.
20 replies6880 views
A brand new Jaeger Lecoultre: Master Grande Tradition Tourbillon Celeste.
Well, rather than a totally new watch, I would say that it is an iteration of the Hybris Artistica Master Grande Tradition Celestial Tourbillon, issued in a limited edition of only 3 pieces, in 2014. The Hybris Artistica Master Grande Tradition Celestial ...
It’s certainly a statement piece...
I like the finishing on case sides and the design details on the reverse of the case. A manual winding movement is a good choice and JLC probably thought that large decorated plates over the movement looked aesthetically pleasing. Unfortunately this hides...
Wow, that is real haute horlogerie!
JLC has come out with quite a few statement pieces lately. Just would wish that they are again showing some more creativity and audacity in the more basic parts of their collection. Like during the reign of Jerome Lambert with watches like the initial Mas...
I know what you think about tourbillons, but I think here it's really fitting into the overall complexity of the watch....
this is really only for the upper class....😁
guess that sideral time would push it further up...
I guess a solution for 'no tourbillon' guys would be still to have it, but discretely, seeing it only the movement side....
Unbelievably Beautiful!
Agree about your sentiments regarding the plates. Still, what a watch?!!!!
Love the luminescent constellations!!!
Once, again, JLC extending their creativity. -Dean